Category Archives: Misc

The City of Shanghai Expert Consensus on Comprehensive Treatment of COVID-19 Shanghai Expert Group on Clinical Treatment of New Coronavirus Disease. Chinese Journal of Infectious Diseases, 2020, 38: Pre-published online. DOI: 10.3760 / cma.j.issn.1000-6680.2020.0016 Abstract With the deepening of the … Continue reading →

The following is from Thomas Levy, M.D, J.D., a board certified cardiolosit and a prolific medical writer of 13 books and a international speaker.  Thomas is a good friend of mine and I trust him.  Dr. Frank Shallenberger is also … Continue reading →

Dr. Richard Cheng, M.D., Ph.D. Shanghai A group of medical doctors, healthcare providers and scientists met today online to discuss the high dose intravenous vitamin C use in the treatment of moderate to severe cases of Covid-19 patients. The key … Continue reading →

Integrative Medical Management of Diabetes and Other Chronic Diseases -On Essential Metals, Toxic Metals and Diabetes Richard Z. Cheng, M.D., Ph.D. Type 2 diabetes (T2DM) is a worldwide major epidemic, affecting hundreds of millions of people worldwide. The world’s most populous … Continue reading →

Low Carb/Ketogenic Diet has been very hot in the last few years.  Here I share my experiences with Low Carb/Ketogenic diet for myself and a large number of patients for the 4 or 5 years.    There are 3 reasons … Continue reading →

A very important part of an ideal cancer management plan that is missing in today‘s cancer mangement is the “seed and soil” relationship of cancer. Why do cancers grow in some people? Is it because of bad luck or bad … Continue reading →

Many people get annual physical exams.  But often times the physical exam seems to be fine, but not long after they are diagnosed of cancer or some other severe diseases.   Why?  This is because the current physical exam is … Continue reading →

An advanced stage breast cancer patient with lung, liver, and bone metastases. After three and a half years of Integraive Cancer Therapy, her cancer has gradually shrunk.  Now she lives well with her tumor still present.   Share a case … Continue reading →

Basic science thinking vs clnical thinking.   These are 2 totally different styles of thinking.  As a basic scientist, s/he needs to dissect complex problems into single and small questions and then seek solutions to these small but basic questions.  … Continue reading →

Summary: A patient with debilitating skin rash, abdonimal comfort and fatigue for nearly 1 year, with no improvement from dermatology and family medicine care.  The problem: a dermatologist looks at skin rash and doesn’t recognize that her other non skin … Continue reading →